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To Europe With Kids presents Movie Monday as a weekly feature to recommend films that might expose children and their families to any small bit of European history, folklore, scenery, or animated imagery as entertainment, perhaps new knowledge, or just a couple of hours of electronic babysitting.
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Since Julia learned her cooking skills at the world-famous Cordon Bleu cooking school in Paris and then formed the L'Ecole de Trois Gourmandes cooking school in Paris with two other Cordon Bleu students, we have - voilà - a movie with gorgeous Parisian scenery. My favorite scenes are when she's exploring the street markets of the city with so much joie de vivre!
The movie is rated PG-13 for language. There's one f-bomb and a few other nasty words, but my 10 year old son didn't even notice. He was actually engaged in the story. Watch the trailer here to see for yourself. Bon appétit.
Loved this movie. I arranged a trip for a group of ladies to Cordon Bleu based on this. I might have to watch it again soon. Or plan another trip to Cordon Bleu...
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE this movie! Read the book years and years ago and was so inspired by the fact that Julia Child was 37 before she ever even took a cooking lesson! Love the Paris scenery and the romance that Julie and her husband have for each other. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up for this one!
ReplyDeleteAdore this movie! I had no idea that Julia Child was such a character.
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